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Boone County CVB	Boone County CVB When You need to re-energize with that quaint home town feeling, Boone County is only a stone throw away. Nestled in the heart of Indiana and only 30 minutes from Indianapolis, it doesn't take long to reach the small, tree-lined communities that bend old with new. Boone County Boats Historic Zionsville village long known for art and antique shops, elegant boutiques, home furnishing galleries and specialty shops. The county is filled with championship golf, museums, restaurants and unique attractions. Throughout the year, Boone County is host to a variety of festivals and community events. Join us in Boone County when you need to rejuvenate in America's home town.
Brown County CVB	Brown County CVB When the first artists discovered Nashville, Indiana and Brown County, Indiana in the early 1900s, it was the sense of place that attracted them The purity of the landscapes, the seasons freely coming and going, the wildlife, the loss of time, the peace. This was a place that offered it all. For more info contact Sheila Dickman at 812-988-1070 or visit www.browncounty.com
Carroll County Heritage Tourism	Carroll County Heritage Tourism We invite you to Escape to the Past, explore our rich heritage and see rural beauty in Carroll County. Follow one or all of the scenic tours available in our county or take the Interurban Trolley for that added element of history on your driving tour. Carroll County is located amid the Wabash & Tippecanoe Rivers and Wildcat and Deer Creeks. History is preserved throughout the county. It offers a view of life in which people are linked together through a common respect for the land and for each other. For more info contact William Brown at 765-564-2060, e-mail or visit www.carrollcountyindiana.com
Columbus Area Visitors Center	Columbus Area Visitors Center 506 Fifth Street Columbus, IN 47203 Columbus, Indiana with a population of 39,000 is located in the center of a triangle formed by Indianapolis, Louisville, and Cincinnati. It would be just another small Midwestern city except for the vision and cooperation of people who wanted to make Columbus the best community that they could create. The Public and Private partnerships and corporate pride have earned Columbus national and international recognition. The Columbus Area Visitors Center offers a city tour that showcases both historic and contemporary buildings, along with the stories of the people who have shaped the community. among the sixty contemporary structures, there are six buildings that have been designated National Historic Landmarks by the National Park Service. In addition, you'll see the work of artists such as Henry Moore, Dale Chihuly, J. Seward Johnson, and Jean Tinguely. For more information contact: Diana Hostetler 812-378-2622
Dearborn County CVB	Dearborn County Convention CVB 555 Eads Parkway East, Suite 175 Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 The Dearborn County Convention, Visitor & Tourism Bureau is that of an aggressive sales, marketing, service and information organization whose primary responsibility is to positively impact the Dearborn County area economy through convention, meetings and visitor expenditures. For more info E-mail or call: 812-537-0814 Toll Free: 800-322-8198
Decatur County CVB	Decatur County CVB Drop in anytime! Greensburg/Decatur County always has something to offer. Recreation? We have skydiving, scuba diving and outstanding cycling events. Agri Tourism? We boast farm markets and offer tours of area farms. And you will want to celebrate with our special events -- Westport covered Bridge Festival or the Power of the Past or the Tree City Fall Festival. For more info contact Melanie Maxwell at 877-883-5447 or 812-222-8733 e-mail or visit www.visitgreensburg.com
Florida Festivals & Events	Florida Festivals & Events 4174 Palo Verde Drive Boynton Beach, FL 33436 The Florida Festivals and Events Association (FFEA) is a not-for-profit association dedicated to providing support to festival, event, and fair organizers in the State of Florida. Its membership of more than 285 encompasses such organizations as Walt Disney World, Gasparilla, Northern Palm Beaches Chamber of Commerce, Florida State Fair, Kissimmee/St. Cloud Convention and Visitor's Bureau, Coconut Grove Arts Festival, Downtown Association of Sarasota, and Springtime Tallahassee. FFEA has a year-round professional Executive Director, a Board of Directors and numerous working committees. Executive Director: Eleanor Krusell, CFE For more info call: 561-736-7071
Greater Lafayette CVB	Greater Lafayette CVB 301 Frontage Road Lafayette, IN 47905 At the Greater Lafayette Convention & Visitors Bureau, we have brochures, maps and information to help make YOUR stay in our community the best it can be. The staff and volunteers consider YOU their top priority and are waiting to answer your questions and provide the information you need. For more info Email or call: 800-872-6648
Hancock County CVB	Hancock County CVB Welcome to Hancock County, Indiana! Come explore our heritage, be a time traveler, immerse yourself in a sea of green and enjoy the celebration of the great outdoors. Come discover a rich heritage and industrious beginnings which have created a diverse community with a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience. And the future looks even brighter with new developments and the continued restoration of historic landmarks. So make plans to visit Hancock County. You're always welcome in the Hoosier Heart of the Crossroads! For more info contact Dave Scott at 317-477-8687 e-mail or visit www.hcvb.org
Heart of Rushville, Inc.	Heart of Rushville, Inc. The heart of Rushville, Inc. is a member of the Indiana Main Street Program. The purpose of the Main Street Program is to preserve and promote our historic downtown business district. For more information contact Mary Ann Bridges at 765-938-4648.
Historic Newburgh, Inc.	Historic Newburgh, Inc. PO Box 543 Newburgh, IN 47629 www.historicnewburgh.org Historic Newburgh, Inc. is in business to promote heritage/cultural tourism, preserve the historical downtown of Newburgh and to promote and support business development in the historic district. Contact info: Nancy Lybarger; Executive Director; director@historicnewburgh.org; 812.853.2815; 812.454.6277 Category: Destination; Tourism; CVB/Chamber
Hoosier State Press Assn. $HSPA\$	Hoosier State Press Assn. A trade association that represents 200 daily and weekly paid circulation newspapers across Indiana. HSPA offers statewide advertising in over 100 newspapers for one low price. For more info contact David Stamps at 317-803-4772 e-mail or visit www.hspa.com
Kokomo/Howard County CVB	Kokomo/Howard County CVB 1504 N. Reed Rd. Kokomo, IN 46901 There's been a lot of innovation in Kokomo. There've been so many "firsts" here that Kokomo has come to be known as "The City of Firsts." Think of Kokomo first for your next meeting or seminar, convention, swap meet, concert, banquet, wedding reception, business reception, rally, reunion, or traveling exhibition. Kokomo's meeting facilities are ideal for small group gatherings or large events, including specialty shows featuring antiques, crafts, sports and outdoor recreation and more. For more info Email call: 800-837-0971 or visit www.kokomo-in.org
Linton-Stockton Chamber of Commerce	Linton-Stockton Chamber of Commerce 159 1st Street NW, P.O. Box 208 Linton, IN 47441 "Home of Indiana's Largest Independence Day Parade" The Linton Freedom Festival Held the Week of the 4th of July For more info Email or call: 812-847-4846
Marshall County CVB	Marshall County CVB 220 N. Center, P.O. Box 669 Plymouth, IN 46563 Marshall County has much to offer our visitors. Imagine rolling golf courses, fish-filled lakes, quaint antique and craft shops, great restaurants and cozy inns. Six golf courses with 106 holes are waiting to challenge you. Lake Maxinkuckee, the second largest lake in the state along with many smaller ones offer some of the best fishing and boating you will find. If you enjoy antiquing and staying in neat B&B's, cozy inns and comfortable motels along with eating in some great restaurants, you're heading to the right place. Marshall County is home of some great festivals, from the Blueberry Festival which is the largest four day festival in the state and ranked by the ABA as one of the top 100 events in North America. Come see us, you will like our hospitality! For more information Email or call: 1-574-936-1882 · 1-800-626-5353
Michigan Festivals & Events Association	Michigan Festivals & Events Association Michigan Festivals & Events Association is a not-for-profit, statewide organization dedicated to promoting interests of festivals, events, attractions, suppliers, and related tourism businesses by developing educational programs, services, and networking opportunities that contribute to business success. For more information contact Sue Bila 989-845-2080.
Muncie Visitor's Bureau	Muncie Visitor's Bureau 425 N. High St. Muncie, IN 47305 The Muncie area is not just a great place to visit, but it’s a terrific place to hold a meeting or conference. We offer excellent convention facilities, numerous smaller meeting facilities and plenty of comfortable, reasonably priced accommodations all conveniently located in Muncie, Indiana. Our friendly, service-oriented meeting and convention service staff at the Muncie Visitors Bureau can acquaint you with a wide range of meeting site options throughout Muncie and Delaware County. For more info Email or call: 765-284-2700 or 800-568-6862
Noble County CVB	Noble County CVB Situated between Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana's Amish Country, Noble County features award-winning lodging, charming B&B's, and family camping cabins. Quaint villages offer Victorian architecture, great antique shopping, and unique attractions. Throughout the county you will find historic sites and museums, championship golf courses and a variety of dining options. When it comes to festivals Noble county knows how to do it right. From our windmill festival in June to the marshmallow Labor day weekend to the apple festival the first weekend of October, thousands of folks enjoy great food, outstanding crafts and entertainment each year. From home town celebrations to regional events, Noble county offers an abundance of activities throughout the year. For more info contact Sarah Thomas at 877-202-5761, e-mail or visit our website
Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau	Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau PO Box 150 French Lick, IN 47432 Year-round recreation, historical wonders and intrigue bring out the true colors of this remarkable travel destination in the scenic hills of Southern Indiana. This tranquil community is also famous for its spectacular architecture, rural scenery, mineral springs, and outdoor sports. While in French Lick and West Baden, visitors can enjoy historical tours of the West Baden Springs National Historic Landmark, once considered the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” and the French Lick Springs Resort and Spa, full service hotel located on 2,600 acres. After touring these magnificent attractions, relax on a train ride through a 2,200-foot tunnel in the heart of the Hoosier National Forest at the Indiana Railway Museum. When the train returns, make plans to dine at the elegant Beechwood Inn, the former mansion home of a local casino and circus mogul. Top off the day by tasting a locally produced wine at the French Lick Winery and Coffee Company. In Paoli, the county seat, visitors can marvel at the Greek Revival Orange County Courthouse, built in 1850 and the centerpiece of the Paoli downtown square. For the more adventurous tourist, there is Paoli Peaks, with 15 slopes of machine-groomed snow for skiers and snowboarders. Nestled between Paoli and French Lick is the 1,100-acre Wilstem Guest Ranch, a working cattle and horse ranch. Orleans, the first-established town in the county, is known as the “Dogwood Capital of Indiana” and its beauty in early May is unmatched in the state. The revitalized historic Congress Square in downtown is the perfect place to appreciate the town’s charm. The “rise” of the mysterious underground Lost River is located in nearby Orangeville. Fabulous Patoka Lake, in the southwest portion of the county, offers outdoor enthusiasts a wealth of opportunities to boat, bicycle, hike, hunt, or fish at the 8,800-acre reservoir. Houseboats and fishing boats are available for rent at Patoka Lake Marina and supplies for both can be purchased right on the water at its convenience store. From dogwood blossoms in the spring, to summer water sports, to fabulous fall foliage, to snow skiing…Orange County is a place for all seasons. For more info call: 877-422-9925
Parke County Convention + Visitors Bureau	Parke County Convention + Visitors Bureau Discover our American Heritage where country roads lead you through scenic covered bridges, historic mills, and country settlements. Experience Billie Creek Village, a recreated 1800’s turn of the century village and quaint little communities, where people are friendly. Recreational opportunities include: canoeing, boating, fishing, hiking, and camping. Stroll the brick-lined streets of Rockville and visit historic landmarks and unique shops around the town square. For your enjoyment, Parke County offers you an entertaining and educational trip. For more info contact Cathy Harkrider at 765-569-5226 e-mail or visit www.coveredbride.com
Perry County Convention & Visitor Bureau	Perry County Convention & Visitor Bureau 601 Main Street / PO Box 721 Tell City, IN 47586 www.perrycountyindiana.org Welcome to Perry County, Indiana, where the rolling hills along the Ohio River provide amazing views of natural beauty at its best! There is history, outdoor fun, and unique shopping and lodging opportunities. An outdoor lover’s paradise, there are several boat ramps on the Ohio River that provide great access for boating and fishing, and nearly 60,000 acres of the Hoosier National Forest, and several lakes as well, for camping, hiking, biking, hunting, fishing, and much more. The Ohio River National Scenic Byway runs through the county as well. It provides some great bicycling and driving areas that take you through the small towns along the way that tell the story of the river, the county, and the culture of the area. Perry County is a true four season’s destination, with many things to offer the outdoor enthusiasts, as well as the leisure travel. Whether you like wineries, cabins, yurts, or anything to do with the outdoors, Perry County is for you. Enjoy! Contact info: Beverly Minto, perrycountycvb@psci.net; 888.343.6262, 812.547.7933
Porter County Convention, Recreation & Visitors Commission	Porter County Convention, Recreation & Visitors Commission Something special is always taking place in Porter County! Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, we have your ticket to fun, excitement, and adventure! Travel back in time, meet celebrities, visit other countries, or mingle with beings from outer space. See a play, listen to a concert, try new foods, or challenge your body with one of our many eclectic festivals or events! For more info contact Horelei Weimer at 219-926-2255 or visit www.casualcoast.com
Wabash County Convention & Visitors Bureau	Wabash County Convention & Visitors Bureau 36 East Market St. Wabash, IN 46992 The Wabash County Convention & Visitors Bureau is the promotion organization for Wabash County Indiana. Available through the CVB office are Wabash County Attraction Brochures, State Tourism publications, and information concerning surrounding counties. The CVB also designs itineraries for groups wishing to tour the county, making all the arrangements and staying in direct contact with the tour director. Contact info: Trula Frank; Executive Director; tourism@wabashcountycvb.com; 260.563.7171 Category: Destination; Tourism; CVB